by $1.9 million in grants for community partners and funds for the second phase trial of emergency response enhancements were approved by the Fort Worth Crime Control and Prevention District.
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Name of documentarian: Toncie Lampkin
Organization: District Board of Directors for Fort Worth Crime Control and Prevention
Date: 24 June 2025
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Directors Charlie Lauersdorf, Macy Hill, Alan Blaylock, Mattie Parker, Deborah Peoples, Chris Nettles, Jeanette Martinez, Michael Crain, Mia Hall, and Elizabeth Beck are in attendance, along with President Carlos Flores.
Assistant City Manager William Johnson is the staff liaison.
I. Make an orderly call. The meeting is called to order by Carlos Flores.
II. Office oath. Deborah Peoples and Mia Hall, members of the City Council, take the oath of office.
III. Acceptance of the February 25, 2025, meeting minutes. Minutes are approved by a vote of the board.
IV. Composed reports
- Fiscal year 2025 second-quarter performance report on activities and finances
- CCPD partners with a shared mission quarterly update
V. Reports from staff
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Partner agency presentations,
Communities in Schools of Greater Tarrant County
Lauren Sly, chief operating officer, and Morgan Eary, director of impact and evaluation
Sly and Eary explained the program’s goals to the board. It started out serving three schools in 1992 and currently serves 34 schools in the Fort Worth ISD in addition to 12 other local school districts. Students who are at risk of dropping out of school benefit from this program. In order to assist pupils thrive in school, it offers services to meet their academic, social, economic, mental, and physical requirements.
VI. Action items and discussion
- Consideration of the 2025 CCPD board proposed meeting calendar William Johnson, assistant city manager. Board votes to approve meeting calendar.
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Consideration of Emerging Partners Program Funding requests for $1,947,651 Jaycee Shane, police department. Board approves these grants.
- Program grant: Building Pathways Inc., $1,097,651
- Program grant: Community Link Mission, $500,000
- Program grant: Hope Initiative, $300,000
- Development grant: Jewel s Comfort Keeper, $50,000
- Program grant: Building Pathways Inc., $1,097,651
- Program grant: Community Link Mission, $500,000
- Program grant: Hope Initiative, $300,000
- Development grant: Jewel s Comfort Keeper, $50,000
- Consideration of fiscal 2025 budget amendment staff report by Aubry Insco, emergency management and communications. Board approved a proposal to increase the Equipment, Technology and Infrastructure Initiative by $627,900 and decrease the Recruitment and Training Initiative by the same amount, to fund the extension of the Phase 2 trial of the Prepared 911 emergency response enhancement platform.
VII. The executive session
- Board takes no action in open session following closed executive session.
X. Postpone
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